16 YEAR OLD SHOWS:How to Deal With the Police !

[@flemwad]

Keep defending your rights mate. Resist tyranny at all costs.

[@septegram]

She's clearly not used to being questioned, and doesn't know what to do with someone who knows his rights.

[@spookybaba]

That old woman copper looked seriously confused. Totally blank. More suited to a nursing home. As one of the residents! ;-)

[@spookybaba]

***** Fuck me? Dream on. Where the hell did you get insulin from, re my comment??? A resident, not a worker.

[@spookybaba]

***** Photos??? If you've found some of my pics, I do hope you enjoy them. Happy New Year to you, too.

[@MrMrdonk]

Lol

[@leopheard]

dagsy1985 You are a little confused. Do you live in the UK? PCSOs are civillian support staff with some powers of a Constable. We don't have mall cops here as there are very few private police forces e.g. BTP, nuclear police, docks, etc.

[@leopheard]

BritishPatriot87 DID I SAY THE SAME POWERS!? Learn to read. They have SOME powers of a Constable, all those of a Traffic Warden, Traffic Officer, PCSO and of course any person. Don't comment on something you know nothing about. You might want to think they have no powers, but you obviously have had no interaction with them or have met one with no backbone. And British Patriot? So you want everything to no longer be illegal and think you should be able to do what you want, when you want? Is that it?

[@harper2704]

"i can have you arrested if you dont give me your name and address" no you cant.

[@Winstonchurchill-s6q]

Dear me this is sooo bad. That woman is totally out of her depth.

[@kimfielding8010]

It is I believe Assault tho........

[@scotia4429]

Never tell them how you spell anything , if the make an arse of it it makes any evidence null & void

[@bwghall1]

If she cannot spell the simplest of words how the hell did she get that job!!! whats her IQ.

[@SirHenryofRR]

"What's your name?" "As a citizen of the UK you can call me Sir!". The end.

[@cashley9820]

Ha! She looked confused when he refused to identify. Like she always gets her way

[@sodthong]

Don't talk to police unless you are being detained. REMAIN SILENT.

[@powerdavid6235]

She's not even the police, she's a community support officer.

[@SteveGWilcox]

you didn't lose your temper and play into their hands. Well done, kid :-)

[@MadTwatter]

She looks absolutely astounded that people aren't required to give their details on demand.

[@PaladinGear15]

"is filming you legal?" "hahaha.. no it's not" instant evidence this cop doesn't know what she's talking about.

[@thebeezknees]

***** I don't think any of them do. That's the kind of shits we have protecting us? shouldn't we be scared.

[@gamethewarrior]

+thebeezknees 1) Wheres your evidence that none of them do? 2) Their fucking PCSO's not proper cops :P

[@2811wraith]

+The Game Warrior Just Saturday/Sunday Coppers. Or as we like to call them in Liverpool, Hobby Coppers :)

[@SPAMLANWALKER]

+Jason Peacock heh plastic pigs :D

[@Critic115]

+PaladinGear15 actually English case law has not made a judgement one way or the other, technically filming in public is legal, however the police have the right to ask people not to film in certain situations, the reasons should be obvious.

[@SonOfAnders73]

that one made me laugh , they really are clueless , they actually don't know the law its not that they think they are wrong they just get trained very poorly .

[@helentucker6407]

They film us everywhere, all the time, it's important to stand up for our rights. ❤

[@tednugent8501]

The absolutely daft look on her face at 30 seconds in priceless.

[@robbiemify]

Police interrogating a minor, without presence of parent or guardian ???? illegal !!!!

[@terranceprice7006]

Not police

[@anitabonghit2758]

She will say its illegal to have a gaurdian or legal representation. Also you have to confess to any cri.es she accuses you of

[@badgern100]

Dreadful that these PCSO's are given vehicles with police written on them. They have no more authority than the man in the street. They would certainly get no details from me..

[@kingdomreturn304]

Lmao you had her puzzled good job asking for details when they need to catch the ones doing crime

[@Ryanzsongs]

They ask for everyone's details so they can slap you on the database.....

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

Yes they will take all your details and a decrip of you and the exact position of area. If there were a crime committed in that area you may become a suspect. Maybe

[@praetorian9943]

Well done bruv! I could see the senior lady police officer thinking like fuck what to reply to you! You literally stopped her in mid rant. She was wrong,she knew she was wrong,you knew she was wrong and now everybody watching this knows she was wrong. But,did she admit it? No Just kept right on asking for your details and threatened to have you arrested. This the systemic police mentality in the UK 2018. Well done young man for standing up for yourself and doing so without being rude or smartass about it. I hope this gets a lot of views and likes :)

[@whalefish83]

I call them the nearly police - petty cowardly bureaucrats who do nothing to uphold real public safety.

[@renlentlesstourist7574]

I'm pretty sure that the police cant question a minor ( under 18 ) without someone ( adult ) there.

[@graemepriestley3403]

Some of the Police, think they can get away with lying ,

[@trudo1651]

Don't give the police your name if you have not committed a crime!

[@glenmorgan4597]

Exactly, she should be at home doing knitting or something

[@jonathansimmonds5784]

What a huge shame that lad didn't know he wasn't obliged to give his details unless being arrested.... but even then just stay silent until in a custody suite with a lawyer present!!

[@hamishpriest]

These law enforcers rely on us not knowing the law. If anything they need to be taught the law and not treat us as stupid. They would rather make it up as they go along in the pretense they know what they are doing. They believe the uniform gives them some sort of power over us, which is often abused.

[@lillianpalmer6554]

They don't know it themselves and quote their own made up version!

[@DeffRoLeolion]

You don't have to answer questions at all. If your in a situation like this, you asked if you are being detained and that you don't answer questions, and your not taking any paperwork. As simple as that! If they do take up your time you can charge a fee of what ever rate you want! Providing they agree to detain you.

[@robbiemify]

One ploy is to ask the plastic policeperson, if she suspects you of a crime, and what crime, if she says yes, then insist on her calling a proper police offocer and being arrested, the police will laugh their socks off and nick her for wasting police time/resources !!!!

[@philais]

It is so easy to break the system......just don't cooperate.

[@johntuffy5721]

respect is not given... it is earned

[@imjustjamei]

People should start stopping officers on the street and getting their information. As citizens we do not have to provide identification unless we are being investigated for a crime. Officers of the Peace however DO have to provide identification for the purpose of investigating impersonators and simply because they are public servants. Imagine how they would like being stopped 5 times every day for the next few years. This has everything to do with corporate law. A corporation can not be imprisoned, therefore it can only be fined for all the bad things that they do. When BP destroyed the Gulf of Mexico a few years ago, were any people charged and convicted for the incident; No, all that happened was they got a large fine to pay. The same can rules can be applied to citizens. If a corporation has the rights of citizens, then the laws can not distinguish from either. If you represent your names, you are representing your person as a corporation so therefore our person can only be fined for our crimes as well. I am not sure about the full intricacies of how this works, but maybe a civil litigation lawyer can help fill in some of the blanks. I do believe you have to print your representative name in full capital letters on any documentations as well. Actors do this all the time with their pseudonyms. This is how LL COOL J can swear on national television, because he has a license under his representative name LL COOL J.

[@TheJohndoes1]

Well that policewoman has no idea of the law she should not be out dealing with the public unsupervised

[@andrewshortt4879]

Its amazing how many police (or support officers) say you aren't allowed to film them!!!

[@andrewsumner1781]

Police continually pretend they have greater powers than they have - and often don't have a clue what is law and what isn't. Is it any wonder that we have less and less respect for them? I'm not 16 and am no fan of hoodie law, but police can not keep acting in this high-handed way, it breeds distrust and anger.

[@nowoclock8284]

For a 16 year old you was very professional and calm. Well done mate!

[@Puffafish1]

You don't have to give your name or details unless you are under investigation for a crime and you can record anything or anyone while in public because there is no expectation of privacy while in public.

[@Cascroft-lp6ir]

Look, the police woman drives a corsa!!!!

[@GeorgeyTheApe]

It's a weird law that female officers can stop and search people of any gender but if a male officer stops a female not only is he breaking a regulation but also is assumed to be a sex predator.

[@0TheMihn0]

As a law student I can confirm that you are right and you were not legally obliged to provide the PCSO your personal details. Additionally, you obviously weren't 'in the act of committing an indictable offence' or 'guilt of an offence' and she didn't have 'reasonable grounds for suspecting you to be committing an indictable offence' or she would have the legal ground to arrest you (as specified under PACE section 24[a]). furthermore, you did the right thing to ask "am I being detained," then walking away. This video is a good example of exercising civil liberties.

[@leopheard]

Your comments s24A of PACE are spot on but the other bits are wrong - under the Police Reform Act 2002 you have to give your details for various reasons to a Constable when asked. And yes, the PCSO had the powers of a Constable in this instance and various others. You should know this as a law student of which I am totally taking your word for it as everyone on the internet is who they say they are.

[@0TheMihn0]

Ok :)

[@leopheard]

0TheMihn0 How's that law degree going btw? Where are you studying and what's the exact name of the course?

[@deathhawk90]

its an act, not law lol

[@leopheard]

deathhawk90 An act of parlament is a statutory instrument to enforce the law. This whole FMOTL thing has NEVER worked. And we're not counting charges being dropped through inaction or incompetence of the courts as that is a different matter

[@kenmoore7195]

This Policewoman is a disgrace, She doesn't know the Law and should be re educated or retired.

[@cactusfucker6830]

Its a PCSO, not police.

[@kenmoore7195]

Cactus Fucker What is a PCSO ?

[@cactusfucker6830]

@@kenmoore7195 "police community support officer". Basically security guards.

[@kenmoore7195]

Cactus Fucker Thanks

[@cactusfucker6830]

@@kenmoore7195 np

[@mrkayo87]

What has happened though? All I see is a PCSO asking for details!

[@amrik386]

At first she was asking us what we were doing. Then she wanted details

[@emeraldeye8581]

mrkayo87 In what world should you give ANYONE your VERY personal details, let ALONE the policy officers of the super rich and government , you blind fool.

[@mrkayo87]

+Free Thinker what the fuck have you been smoking! I didn't say they should! You're the blind fool for not even readings comment properly.

[@simonclark29041978]

i just see total disrespect from kids towards a adult.

[@thomasgangsta]

Simon Clark Yes that response comes from the fact of this mentality where adults demand respect and pressurize children on everything they want to see for the future generation and as a result many will respond with the same character, especially the pure demonisation of youth has resulted in that character, that's what happens when youth are alienated from society.

[@markcantrell2453]

Thinking about it.. I've come to the conclusion that law enforcement actually must admire the Gestapos tactics of running a police state. The reason I say that is because they actually employ those tactics on unsuspecting members of the public. The way they think they are totally above the law and demand names and addresses.. for what ends? Retaliation? Or even being put on a list to be rounded up at a later date. It's fucking scary the Orwellian police state we are living in. Can't even walk down your own street without being harassed and details demanded. They think that all members of the public are their property. We need a constitution in Great Britain

[@xboxgamer7453]

Why don't the police know the laws on Filming in Public.Always seems to be a grey area if you can or cannot film the Police.

[@neddleymckenzie1945]

If you done something wrong fair enough if you u haven't then walk free. Pays to know you're rights always look after your self

[@ilikebananassometimes3608]

How to deal with the police? PC: Can I have your details? You: Am I being detained? PC: No. You: No. Then walk away. or PC: Can I have your details. You: Am I being detained? PC: Yes. You are under arrest... You: I am enacting my right to silence. Keep mouth shut until they try to interview you and when they come to take you to the interview room enact your right under PACE to refuse the interview. Ultimately almost futile but boy do they hate it when people do that. Plus it wastes tonnes of police time.

[@mrkayo87]

So basically have them waste your time being taken to an interview room, when you can just just give them your details and get on with life because you are presumably innocent anyway!

[@ilikebananassometimes3608]

mrkayo87 Firstly, why give your details if you're not being arrested? If they've no evidence that you've committed a crime why then should you have your details on permanent police record? It's a matter of principle. Secondly if you are arrested the police already presume you guilty so you may as well waste their time, especially if you actually are guilty. On top of that if you are suspected of something pathetically petty like a public order offence having evoked your legal right to silence (in this case I prefer the more accurate Americanism: the right not to incriminate oneself) and then refuse the interview there is a significant chance they will, having made you sit in a cell for hours on end, let you go. My identity and personal details are no business of anyone else, especially an organisation who's job it is to collect intelligence and maintain the government's status quo.

[@mrkayo87]

+Fnord Prefect id just give them details because I'm not having hours of my time wasted over principle. The details don't go on a record if your innocent, they just get checked to see if you already have a record.

[@ilikebananassometimes3608]

mrkayo87 (Facepalm) It isn't the Police's job to decide if you're innocent or guilty, so what are you on about? And if they don't keep your details "if your innocent" then why are their files full of details of law abiding activists, friends & families of criminals, witnesses of crimes, people who have filed complaints against them, etc, etc... much of which, like any "intelligence" can be presumed to be inaccurate? Every interaction you have with a police officer (save asking for directions or the time) they are obliged to make a record of. These notes are indexed and filed away and when and if need be can be used against you such as when you're obliged to make a Disclosure & Barring application before being offered a job. Unless you are being detained on suspicion of a properly defined crime their is no legal obligation whatsoever to give police your personal details. So why hand them over for the sake of getting to where you were going a couple of minutes earlier? I'd say enforcing my legal rights regarding my personal data and privacy when being harassed by someone who is trying it on and knows I'm not legally obliged to talk to them is easily worth a few minutes (or indeed hours) of my time.

[@PumziRayy]

If this woman had known, it's possible to sue this boy for filming her, without her consent.

[@richjay1565]

I wish I had been shocked to see her LIE like that to the camera :( Fair play to you for saying no comment man.

[@Numbnuts1]

You have the right to remain silent and you are innocent till proven guilty.. They can arrest you if they suspect a crime as been committed.. so you can be arrested on suspicion.. But then they need prove your guilt.. It's less hassle to just give your name but your not obliged too..

[@richardorgill9025]

she has on clue what's she's doing at all , badly trained if at all

[@radaroperator8660]

She's trained but her training teaches her to use someone's ignorance against them. She couldn't do that in this occasion and the look on her face was one of "how do you know this you young ruffian?"

[@eddyhancock7062]

How about instead of praising him teach him some manners about treating people with respect. This country has become so sad with everyone being ignorant and having no respect for anyone. Our children are being taught that none can say no to them and they are entitled to have everything they want without having to put any effort into it what so ever. Bring back discipline into schools say no to them and let’s make this country a good place to live in

[@davidjennett3324]

What a liar should be sacked I don't like paying it's wages shameful

[@allthewaytowatford9136]

TVP- lucky you- I was taken to Slough police station for taking pictures abiout high street :) Alll those TVP female PO's :P

[@andyp5706]

They are 'Hobby Bobbies' not even proper coppers. I wouldn't give them anything

[@eggyork]

Nice one bro.. I liked the way u dealt with it, its all about knwing the law, then they cant say nothing to u.

[@cosmikrefugee]

SAME IN AMERICA. COPS ALWAYS GETTING AROUND THEIR OWN LAWS THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO BE ENFORCING JUDGE JURY EXECUTIONOR WTF?????

[@SajidHussain-lj5mr]

I’m sure that officer will be claiming her pension next week

[@deanappleby9534]

This corrupt fossel hasn't got a bloody clue he didn't have to give her any details if no crime has been given

[@aminuk23]

community officer: i can arrest u for that, no u can't community officer don't have power to arrest.

[@technomustard]

she said I can get you arrested. also they can still arrest people using citizen arrests.

[@aminuk23]

***** not when they r on duty fucktard.

[@VikingSimon2503]

So can anyone, and?

[@mustakimhasnath5744]

I'm not as inappropriately illiterate as you to know that yes, anyone can arrest anyone provided they are willing to testify their reason to the authorities. Stop calling people 'fucktards' when you clearly are one. Do your homework, go to school.

[@mustakimhasnath5744]

Yes, Simon they can.

[@acrchy]

why are they employed she had no idea of his rights

[@samuelclemens1691]

Ohhh what a social hero. He'll be able to tell all his Chavvy mates how great he was. Just get on the bus and go home, and play GTA on your PlayStation.

[@eejwelshtaff]

Well said that man.

[@oddjobtriumph6768]

know

[@deanappleby9534]

Paul H says Mr dickhead

[@deanappleby9534]

Paul H and you want to let uneducated Moran's like this run your live you shld wake up you total Muppet

[@CruiserzProductions]

Good one lad, exercising your rights there !

[@thecoder3740]

PCSO's are not the Police.

[@thecoder3740]

thanks mate.

[@thecoder3740]

you have a lot of spare time

[@thecoder3740]

NIce photography gregory

[@lewisnorth1188]

+The Python Coder Haha, you made my day. You're desperately trying to defend your argument even though it's been proven wrong.

[@xyrejamesyoui]

+The Python Coder C'mon mate, learn a better language!

[@RadagonTheRed]

I didn't know the police were so short of people that they were hiring retired people to do beat cop work.

[@DJEylisium]

This 16 year old has watched too many videos and thinks he's the boyo, when infact he is just being a nob head XD

[@mrkayo87]

If he tried this with actual PC's, it wouldn't have gone down very well for him.

[@MrMarco8924]

+mrkayo87 Yes it would? He wasn't detained. He's not being suspected of a crime. A regular PC, superintendent or any rank and file officer can demand any details from him. This 16 year old knows more about the law than you, clearly.

[@mrkayo87]

+MrMarco8924 my point was if the PC's wanted to detain them, they could. If there are no grounds for a stop check then the PC would obviously get into shit for it

[@MrChaosTheory09]

+mrkayo87 No they could not, you need a reason to detain. No reason, no legal detain.

[@MrChaosTheory09]

+Jordan 'Dingus'Jones I love when idiots like you call people names for actually following the law, its fucking amusing.

[@MrTta54]

the issues i have is this... the police must know the parts of the law they carry out . but the police are allowed to lie to achieve their goals. when does lying become misinforming members of the public to insite confusion and panic to our society?

[@andyrussell9892]

Pity you cant speak english

[@DavidPatersonPortraits]

Don't give them your name unless your being booked into custody.

[@SilverShamrock71]

not obliged to give anything if no law has been broken, what an absolutely clueless muppet

[@connorgurney7479]

She's only a Police Community Support Officer.

[@ProudBtitish]

Community support officer, she has less power than a traffic warden. You do not have to give your details if you are not under arrest or suspected of a crime,

[@smellyfinger684]

Textbook civil disobedience. Well done

[@alberttrouble272]

Why on earth did you give your personal details....were you under arrest...if not then you DO NOT give them your information. If they arrest you then remember you have the right to be silent !!!! PCSO ignorant of the law !!! Very well handled.

[@howey935]

Always refuse any interaction with these clowns and the police you have the right to remain silent.

[@skywolfx76]

Those are PCSOs they have no way to detain, stop, or even ask any information from you for a non valid reason. You don't HAVE to give any details to pcos or police for that matter.

[@buskingkarma2503]

To think people still to this day,in almost 2024,can't grasp the concept of the law of filming in public!😋😂

[@stephengray3932]

SHES NOT THE SHARPEST BOTTON IN THE BOX LOL

[@markhughes8314]

......or even button,or maybe even knife ...:)

[@stephengray3932]

LOL SORRY YEA BUTTON I MEANT LOL

[@richardbaldock2424]

Police officers ,no way ,who could these two stop ,if these two lads decided just to walk away,without back up,it's about time they stopped giving old lady's a mans job

[@michaelcollins4752]

These 'police officers' don't even know the law...

[@thewhinjaninja3610]

Filming in public is perfectly ok. Why do this arseholes not know this simple law!

[@paddy6062]

You can ask what you like. Don't have to tell you .

[@pauljurgen-romrig9616]

The boundaries between law, and actual order have never been so blurred. To give your personal details to a person you have never met, knowing that they too have to go home and cook their kids turkey dinosaurs, just like everyone else, is just mind boggling! Who do these people think they are? Delusional is the only word I can think of.

[@aaroncunningham9902]

She is Thames valley police she has no right to stop him unless he is breaking and article of the law so he is not legally obliged to do shit all she says he can also just walk off

[@DECIMUS771]

Even her badge number has the 666 in it! lol

[@steveturnbull4076]

That's what happens when you try to police your streets on the cheep clearly she is undertrained has no people skills and totally out of her depth Scary to think this is level of officer supposingly protecting us . What a joke

[@deanappleby9534]

Badge no and report her for bullying and overuse of her power

[@alanedwards7496]

Doesn't the general public know the difference between a Community Support officer and a Policeman/Woman. ??? Unreal the people who are commenting on this. She is NOT, repeat NOT a Police officer. She is a PCSO.!

[@salsageordie]

A thorough grounding in law would be a good start at police college .

[@pbrobotspbrobots1710]

acting like they are the police when they are no more than a civilian in a uniform. and the best part is they don't even know the law about filming.

[@taikobond]

the law in britain very badly, so many civilians mocks the police, thank God I am American

[@user-kq5qp6dh8l]

Never give the enemy your details. It's always an invitation not a must..

[@shaolindreams]

She doesn't even know the law smh

[@VikingSimon2503]

What law?

[@quickjack9140]

Well dealt with........... a lot of young kids would have kicked off, which in turn would have given them every right to arrest and charge you. Instead, being polite and enforcing your own rights gives her no ammo and little choice but to let you on your way. You could kinda tell she was thinking " wtf am I meant to do?? ".

[@anthonyseddon5204]

They really need to start training these PCSOs on UK law. She doesn't seem to know anything she's being asked. A PCSO has as much right to stop you as a milkman does.

[@robfairclough4024]

things are getting bad when the police don't know the law ffs

[@lordmickroach7642]

PCSO may ask and you may choose not to answer!

[@christoph404]

Question "Am I being detained?" answer "No" so say goodbye and walk away is the correct thing to do which is exactly what this young guy does. Unless you are being detained with a view to being reported or arrested for a crime then you are not obliged to give your details to the police.

[@pshaylor]

And that's what's wrong with this country now. Kids with no respect for authority, and the use of a camera phone

[@Enpassantful]

Next time they ask for your name, say am I under arrest? No, have I committed a crime? No, you have no right to ask for my name then, goodbye.

[@KungFuKing166]

PCSOs generally are less trained than officers when dealing with the law. They are told to do specific tasks and are not required to know the ins and outs of the legal system. Just as a person working at B&Q may be great at the diy stuff but then might get phased by a question about the tills

[@thewhinjaninja3610]

You do not have to give your name and address. This woman is clueless.

[@PeopleLiveTVPlus]

He didn't give really a good advice on to dealing with police. If you didn't commit any crime, you are not obliged to answer any questions, especially you don't have to give your personal details. This because once your details are on their system, they will keep recorded there forever. For what ?? as less information you give to police, better is for you. If the police needs information for an investigation, they would find them anyway.

[@havok9001]

will has those 2 cops been fired & sued for making threats to make arrest & cause harm & getting info from a minor without there parents & a lawyer

[@reawrestling]

they have no right to arrest or even speaking to you when filming in a public place if it was in a shoping centre or a store then you need permission of the council or head of store to flim inside also you should never answer questions unless detained as stated